The report
Key Events:
- 4' Kinch Villa Flemming Andresen scores, assisted by Carlos Romano
- 12' Yellow card to Kinch Villa Carlos Romano
- 16' Kinch Villa scores
- 18' Yellow card to Ben annill Park Philippe Robert
- 35' Yellow card to Ben annill Park Michel Lemoine
- 42' Kinch Villa scores, assisted by Roderick Cabrera
- 44' Yellow card to Ben annill Park Michael Brown
- 59' Kinch Villa scores
- 61' Kinch Villa scores
- 66' Kinch Villa Flemming Andresen scores
- 72' Kinch Villa scores
Kinch Villa’s attacking intent was evident from the outset, with Flemming Andresen opening the scoring in the 4th minute, assisted by Carlos Romano. The early goal set the tone, and Villa’s relentless pressure saw them net again in the 16th minute, with the scorer uncredited but the assist credited to an unnamed player. Cabrera added a third before halftime, assisted by Andresen, who then scored twice more in the second half — once in the 66th minute and again in the 72nd — sealing his impressive personal tally of 2 goals. Meanwhile, Ben annill Park struggled to mount any meaningful attack, managing just a single shot on target and a minuscule expected goals value of 0.01, highlighting their offensive impotence. The visitors’ discipline waned as well, receiving three yellow cards, including one to Philippe Robert in the 18th minute, and another to Michael Brown in the 44th. Villa’s defensive organization kept the visitors at bay, with six saves and a high pass accuracy of 83%, though their possession was slightly lower at 43%. The game’s narrative was written early, with Villa’s clinical finishing contrasting sharply with Ben annill Park’s inability to threaten.
Tactically, the match was a tale of contrasting approaches. Villa’s sharp, direct attacking style capitalized on their chances, while Ben annill Park’s possession-heavy approach yielded little in the way of goal-scoring opportunities. The visitors’ 21 dribbles suggest they attempted to break through Villa’s lines, but their efforts were largely ineffective, as reflected in their zero shots on target. Villa’s xG of 5.94 aligned well with their actual tally, indicating a performance that was both efficient and expected given the flow of play. The home side’s ability to convert their chances into goals was a testament to their finishing prowess, which far exceeded their expected goals. The match was a reminder that possession alone is no guarantee of success, especially when the finishing is as clinical as Villa’s.
For Ben annill Park, no players reached the 7.0 rating threshold, reflecting their inability to impose themselves on the game or threaten the goal.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Kinch Villa 43% - Ben annill Park 57% Shots (On Target): Kinch Villa 26 (22) - Ben annill Park 0 (0) Corners: Kinch Villa 4 - Ben annill Park 2 Fouls: Kinch Villa 13 - Ben annill Park 12 Yellow Cards: Kinch Villa 1 - Ben annill Park 3 Red Cards: Kinch Villa 0 - Ben annill Park 0 Dribbles: Kinch Villa 3 - Ben annill Park 21 Pass Accuracy: Kinch Villa 83% - Ben annill Park 86%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Flemming Andresen*
A commanding presence up front, scoring twice and showing composure in front of goal.
Carlos Romano*
Provided the assist for the opening goal and was active in linking play.
Roderick Cabrera*
Assisted Villa’s third goal and contributed defensively.
Michael Brown*
Despite his yellow card, he worked tirelessly in midfield, though his impact was limited.
Michel Lemoine*
Booked early, struggled to influence the game offensively.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Carlos Romano to Flemming Andresen. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

